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06.14.2007, 04:38 PM

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whats the website
http://www.specpointbatteries.com/


   
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06.14.2007, 04:44 PM

here it is http://www.specpointbatteries.com/ . lots of people on the traxxas forums for the e-maxx have these and they rave about the batteries he builds and he can put them in various configurations. and ythey are the cheapest in price for the ib 4200 7 cell packs. just charge them and follow his instructions on how to use the batteries and you wont have problems.
   
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06.14.2007, 04:46 PM

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dang u beat me too it:027: :005:

i had another question i wanted to go with a 9xl so i could use it in my e-maxx as well. is this a good motor for savage use? i will go higher in cells when i get my new charger but for now its going in my e-maxx with 14 cell ib 4200 from spc. thanks

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06.14.2007, 04:55 PM

The 9xl is a good motor, but there are plenty of motors that are a lot better like the Neu's and Lehner's.


   
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09.18.2007, 05:23 PM

i want to use the mechanical brake and the 2-speed what wire do i have to cut on the esc so i have to use a seperate receiver battery i forgot and who wants to make me a motor mount
   
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